Variation in resource allocation in urgent and emergency Care Systems in Ireland

Table 3 Spending per capita on Urgent and Emergency Care by county and region, Euro 2014

Region/County	GPs	Ambulance	Public EDs and LIUs	Total
North East
Cavan	1.94	39.97	123.89	165.80
Louth	7.35	47.96	152.37	207.68
Meath	16.85	17.99	33.32	68.16
Monaghan	1.95	55.27	13.37	70.59
Dublin North East
Dublin	13.26	22.45	109.93	145.64
Dublin South
Dublin	13.26	22.45	109.93	145.64
Wicklow	9.65	37.00	0.00	46.65
Dublin Midlands
Dublin	13.26	22.45	109.93	145.64
Kildare	14.54	21.85	32.92	69.32
Laois	13.19	33.25	87.71	134.14
Longford	18.26	59.35	0.00	77.62
Offaly	13.19	61.75	100.30	175.24
Westmeath	18.27	55.96	65.15	139.38
South East
Carlow	39.17	38.25	0.00	77.42
Kilkenny	39.17	29.19	52.65	121.01
Tipperary	13.53	59.05	60.83	133.93
Waterford	10.62	41.61	96.70	148.93
Wexford	12.08	32.59	55.05	99.71
South
Cork	22.62	32.86	74.24	129.72
Kerry	26.82	58.66	55.32	140.80
Mid-West
Clare	12.63	58.85	14.31	85.79
Limerick	21.19	26.14	100.83	148.16
Tipperary	13.53	59.05	60.83	133.93
West
Donegal	14.31	54.94	52.87	122.11
Galway	14.29	36.91	90.24	141.43
Leitrim	10.10	64.82	0.00	74.93
Mayo	16.76	49.68	40.17	105.65
Roscommon	10.44	71.52	28.24	110.21
Sligo	10.10	25.34	129.52	164.97
National Average	15.66	31.47	81.28	131.06

The county of Dublin spans three regions (Dublin North-East, Dublin South and Dublin Midlands), while Tipperary spans two regions (Mid-West and South-East). Consequently Dublin and Tipperary appear more than once in the table

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